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On Model-Based Testing Advanced GUIs

by Valéria Lelli, Arnaud Blouin, Benoit Baudry, Fabien Coulon
"... Abstract—Graphical User Interface (GUI) design is currently shifting from designing GUIs composed of standard widgets to designing GUIs relying on more natural interactions and ad hoc widgets. This shift is meant to support the advent of GUIs providing users with more adapted and natural interaction ..."
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-touch and gesture-based interactions). As a consequence, the current GUI model-based testing approaches, which target event-based systems, show their limits when applied to test such new advanced GUIs. The work introduced in this paper establishes three contributions: a precise analysis of the reasons

Model-based testing through a GUI

by Antti Kervinen, Mika Maunumaa, Tuula Pääkkönen, Mika Katara - In Proceedings of the 5th International Workshop on Formal Approaches to Testing of Software (FATES 2005), number 3997 in Lecture Notes in Computer Science , 2006
"... Abstract. So far, model-based testing approaches have mostly been used in testing through various kinds of APIs. In practice, however, testing through a GUI is another equally important application area, which introduces new challenges. In this paper, we introduce a new methodology for model-based G ..."
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Abstract. So far, model-based testing approaches have mostly been used in testing through various kinds of APIs. In practice, however, testing through a GUI is another equally important application area, which introduces new challenges. In this paper, we introduce a new methodology for model-based

GUI Testing

by Qing Xie, Qing Xie , 2006
"... Most of today’s software users interact with the software through a graphical user interface (GUI), which constitutes as much as 45-60 % of the total code. The correct-ness of the GUI is necessary to ensure the correctness of the overall software. Although GUIs have become ubiquitous, testing GUIs f ..."
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with supporting models, techniques, and tools for continuous integration testing of evolving GUI-based applications. The key idea of this process is to create three concentric testing loops, each with specific GUI testing goals, resource usage, and targeted feedback. The innermost fully automatic loop called

Automated test oracles for guis

by Atif Memon, Mary Soffa, Mary Pollack, {atif M. Memon, Martha E. Pollack, Mary Lou Soffa - SIGSOFT Softw. Eng. Notes
"... This paper describes the use of an automated oracle to test the expected behavior of a GUI. The automation occurs both in the derivation of what the expected states of the GUI are and in the comparison of those expected states to the actual state of the GUI as it is being executed. The authors achie ..."
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achieve this by first creating a model of the GUI's objects, properties, and actions. They then use this model to determine what the expected states of the GUI will be given any particular set of actions. The paper describes three different levels of testing that can be used to compare the expected

Experiences of system-level model-based GUI testing of an Android application

by Tommi Takala, Mika Katara, Julian Harty - in International Conference on Software Testing, Verification and Validation , 2011
"... Abstract—This paper presents experiences in model-based graphical user interface testing of Android applications. We present how model-based testing and test automation was implemented with Android, including how applications were modeled, how tests were designed and executed, and what kind of probl ..."
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Abstract—This paper presents experiences in model-based graphical user interface testing of Android applications. We present how model-based testing and test automation was implemented with Android, including how applications were modeled, how tests were designed and executed, and what kind

Alliances in industrial purchasing: the determinants of joint action in buyer-supplier relationships, Journal of Marketing Research

by Jan B. Heide, George John - International Studies of Management & Organization , 1990
"... Recent trends in industrial markets indicate that buyers and sellers are increas-ingly supplanting conventional "arm's length " arrangements with "alliances " involv-ing closer ties. The authors develop a theoretical model of industrial buyer-supplier ties that presents ioin ..."
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Recent trends in industrial markets indicate that buyers and sellers are increas-ingly supplanting conventional "arm's length " arrangements with "alliances " involv-ing closer ties. The authors develop a theoretical model of industrial buyer-supplier ties that presents

An event-flow model of gui-based applications for testing

by Atif M. Memon - Software Testing, Verification and Reliability , 2007
"... Graphical user interfaces (GUIs) are by far the most popular means used to interact with today’s software. The functional correctness of a GUI is required to ensure the safety, robustness and usability of an entire software system. GUI testing techniques used in practice are resource intensive; mode ..."
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aspects of GUI testing. This paper consolidates all the models into one scalable eventflow model and outlines algorithms to semi-automatically reverse engineer the model from an implementation. Earlier work on model-based test case generation, test oracle creation, coverage evaluation, and regression

Model-Based Testing of Community-Driven Open-Source GUI Applications

by unknown authors
"... Although the world-wide-web (WWW) has significantly enhanced open-source software (OSS) development, it has also created new challenges for quality assurance (QA), especially for OSS with a graphical-user interface (GUI) front-end. Distributed communities of developers, connected by the WWW, work co ..."
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interconnected by the WWW to automate model-based testing of evolving GUI-based OSS. The “innermost ” technique (crash testing) operates on each code check-in of the GUI software and performs a quick and fully automatic integration test. The second technique (smoke testing) operates on each day’s GUI build

Feedback-Directed Model-Based GUI Test Case Generation

by Xun Yuan , 2008
"... Most of today’s software users interact with the software through a graphical user interface (GUI), which is a representative of the broader class of event-driven software (EDS). As the correctness of the GUI is necessary to ensure the correctness of the overall software, its quality assurance (QA) ..."
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) is becoming increasingly impor-tant. During software testing, an important QA technique, test cases are created and executed on the software. For GUIs, test cases are modeled as sequences of user input events. Because each possible sequence of user events may potentially be a test case and because today’s

Model-based testing of automotive systems

by Eckard Bringmann, Andreas Krämer, Piketec Gmbh , 2008
"... In recent years the development of automotive embedded devices has changed from an electrical and mechanical engineering discipline to a combination of software and electrical/mechanical engineering. The effects of this change on development processes, methods, and tools as well as on required engin ..."
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engineering skills were very significant and are still ongoing today. At present there is a new trend in the automotive industry towards model-based development. Software components are no longer handwritten in C or Assembler code but modeled with MATLAB/Simulink™, Statemate, or similar tools. However
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